TAM MILITARY AIRLINES BOLIVIA
I am yet to discover the web link for TAM
This page give a lot of information on how go from La Paz to Rurrenabaque by plane.
http://www.explorebolivia.com/resources.htm
If someone discovers the link or if there exist a link please put a comment in the bottom of this post.
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This is Andy, I went to the office of TAM and they said they were making a webpage. The office is not as nice or does not seem professional like the office of Amazonas, BUT BE WARNED
15 Kilos Maximun of luggage and 3 kilos carry on. This is not much.
As I see you now know, I was unable to find a webpage for Bolivian TAM -- although there are unrelated Brazilian and Paraguyan TAM sites. Bolivian TAM has something like 117 aircraft, including old DC-3's and various seized smuggler's aircraft.
More accessible are crash statistics for Bolivian TAM:
ASN Aviation Safety Database - TAM (click on incident/accident links for more info).
http://aviation-safety.net/database/dblist.php?sorteer=datekey_desc&kind=%&cat=%&page=1&field=Operatorkey&var=4759
LAB (LLoyd Aero Boliviano, S.A.), the oldest Bolivian airline (1925) - 13 Boeing 727/737/767 class jets and 1 Fokker
F-27 turboprop aircraft:
http://www.labairlines.com/index_eng.asp
Lab flies both within and outside of Bolivia. LAB route map:
http://www.labairlines.com/viaje/mv_Destinos_eng_l.as
AeroSur (primarily Bolivian in-country flights) - they have an aircraft inventory of seven 727/737's and 1 "nostalgia flights" DC-3. Their AeroSur Pass is lets you fly to 4 Bolivian cities in 45 days for USD $250:
http://www.aerosur.com/us/index.asp
AeroSur destinations map:
http://www.aerosur.com/us/destination.asp
Líneas Aéreas Canedo (LAC), a small (1 DC-3 and one newer 4 passenger 680S Aerocommander) Bolivian in-country airline:
http://www.lineasaereascanedo.com/
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